News about Stephanie Hsu

Lupita Nyong'o brought the glitz and glamour to the CinemaCon Big Screen Achievement Awards at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Thursday night. The Oscar-winner, 41, hit the red carpet in a sparkly gold gown that showed off her runway-worthy figure. Lupita's show-stopping frock had a sexy low back and dainty spaghetti straps.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph continued her awards-winning streak by winning the Best Supporting Achievement award at the Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica on Sunday. The Holdovers star, 37, who has won acclaim for her role as a grieving mother who helps parent a student left behind over the Christmas holidays at an elite boys prep-school, looked emotional as she picked up her latest accolade

All five members of the Culkin family are making their debut in the forthcoming Prime Video animated series The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy. Macaulay, Kieran, Rory, Christian, and Shane Culkin are among those who began acting in childhood and are now in their 30s and 40s. Dr. Plowp is one of the main characters in the Succession film, with Plowp's siblings being portrayed by the Succession actor's real-life brothers.

When arriving on the red carpet of her new Prime Video series The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy, Natasha Lyonne donned a glamorous green look. On Tuesday evening, the 44-year-old actress was all smiles at the premier screening at the Culver Theater in Culver City, California. Maya Rudolph and Stephanie Hsu appeared on the red carpet, as did series creator Cirocco Dunlap, executive producer Danielle Renfrew Behrens, and Amazon's Head of Television Vernon Sanders.

Stephanie Hsu (Everything At Once) is scheduled to appear in the forthcoming Peacock series Laid, with Oscar nominee Stephanie Hsu (Everything Elsu). Via a Peacock press release, the streaming service announced a straight-to-series order for Laid on Thursday, completely bypassing the pilot phase. Nahnatchka Khan (Young Rock, Totally Killer) and Sally Bradford McKenna (Son of Zorn) will produce the series and executive produced it.

New York Fashion Week has come to an end, and the new season's trends are already being established. However, the apprehension for visitors extends beyond the week's run of shows. The designer with the best musical guest, the label with the most coveted audience, and the designers with triumphant returns to the runway are five standout moments worth noting.

Every actor in Hollywood hopes to be praised for their hard work, as well as the fact that they were unable to be recognized for their hard work. Whether it's an Oscar, a Tony, or a Golden Globe, Tinseltown's top attender awards showcases each year in the hopes that it will be their name that is called. However, not everyone can win an award, and some have had rather obnoxious reactions when they didn't win.

Zendaya stunned everyone in a couture ensemble just days after a surprise return to music. The 26-year-old A-lister knew how to make a splash when she was honoured with the Star of the Year award at the CinemaCon Big Screen Achievement Awards in Las Vegas on Thursday evening. The festival is held to'ssingle out the talent and great work of actors, actresses, and filmmakers alike,' and "the awards give the international theater industry the opportunity to say thank you for bringing the best in filmmaking to their screens.'

The MTV Movie & TV Awards are only 10 days away, and you might be asking yourself a question typical of any big upcoming party: Who's gonna be there? Who will we expect to be at the Barker Hangar in Los Angeles on May 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT to dole out some Golden Popcorn statues? Today (April 27), MTV announced that the crop of stars would appear on the program, and you'll want to sit down. Are you ready to hear that stars from your favorite TV series and films — including Yellowjackets, Daisy Jones & The Six, The Little Mermaid, The Summer I Turned Pretty, Joy Ride, Vanderpump Rules, and more — will all be in attendance?

With the unveiling of its first full trailer, the Disney+ series American Born Chinese is getting a kick. Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Stephanie Hsu reunited in Gene Luen Yang's award-winning 2006 graphic novel of the same name. Jin Wang (Ben Wang), a child of Chinese immigrants who is obviously not a good high schooler and having trouble with his education and home life, is the subject of the tale.

"Everything Everywhere, All at Once"'s Oscar-winning actors made the most of their big night out for Hollywood's most coveted awards show. During the performance and photographed hugging during each other's wins, Jamie Lee Curtis and Michelle Yeoh, both voted best supporting actress and best actress at the 2023 Oscars, were seen being as loving as ever during the film's victories. In total, the multiverse film received seven Oscars. Both of their individual victories were shot embracing backstage before posing for pictures with their trophies. The sweet photos are the culmination of a wonderful BFF experience between Curtis and Yeoh during the awards season. Yeoh plays Evelyn, a woman whose fight for her life in "Everything Everywhere At Once," the best picture in the series, follows her through multiple universes and has her fighting for her life. Ke Huy Quan, the film's costar, also received accolades for his role as Waymond and Alpha Waymond. Both three of them were first-time candidates.

The 2023 Oscars saw "Everything Eleven All At Once" clinch many of the night's most coveted awards, ranging from best picture to best actress. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert's beloved multiverse-hopping masterpiece, which also won big accolades for Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan, was an extraordinary night for them. Even so, for every winner, there must be a loser, and "Everybody Else" was a hit movie that left many other films, from "Avatar: The Way of Water" to "Tár," entirely out of contention. Despite deserving candidates, most of the show's winners were well-received. The track "Naatu Naatu" from "RRR" brought home the best original song, leaving out Lady Gaga and Rihanna after touching performances by each actor during the performance, though Lady Gaga's ecstatic reaction to the Tollywood song's triumph says it all. Meanwhile, some supporters, like first-time nominee Paul Mescal, were just glad to be there, while others, such as Hugh Grant, were miserable for reasons that had nothing to do with the evening's winners or losers. Nevertheless, some losses were more traumatic than others.

Angela Bassett's (left) empathetic reaction to Jamie Lee Curtis (right) winning the Best Supporting Actress gong at Sunday's Oscars has gone viral, with the actress branded a'sore loser.' The Black Panther: Wakanda Forever actress, 64, looked visibly dissatisfied and unable to applaud as she elated Curtis, 64, screamed at winning the first Oscar of her lifetime for Everything Everywhere All at Once. Bassett, who was hoping to win Marvel Studio's first acting Oscar after losing the Golden Globe, was somber as Curtis took to the stage, though fellow candidates Hong Chau, Kerry Condon, and Stephanie Hsu applauded. On social media, the lack of reaction sparked a tumultuous discussion, with one viewer posting: "Bassett is a fantastic actor." It's a shame she didn't continue performing tonight and applauded when Jamie Lee was crowned.

During the ABC broadcast of the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday night, social media users blasted the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer's strong ad presence. Following David Byrne, Son Lux, and Stephanie Hsu's appearance of a song from Everything Everywhere All at Once, the screen went black and up popped and ad was read for the major pharmaceutical executives, followed by an advertisement for their latest Covid antiviral. It was one of many Pfizer commercials running during the hour-long Oscar show. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the company is one of the ceremony's 'lead sponsors,' as well as Rolex and Verizon.

As was predicted by the list of nominees, presenters, and performers, the style on the 2023 Oscar red carpet was nothing short of spectacular. Hollywood's last award season style, as opposed to the Vanity Fair party immediately following, occurred at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on March 12th. We loved memorable ensembles both on and off stage, with Rihanna's "Lift Me Up" from the "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" soundtrack (for which she received her first-time nomination). The 35-year-old singer traded a cutout Ala's number for a Maison Margiela by John Galliano getup that was dripping in diamond belly chains for the 35-year-old musician. Cate Blanchett of Louis Vuitton, Janelle Monae, Halle Berry in Tamara Ralph Couture, and Kate Hudson in Rodarte were among the style luminaries on the show. However, we did get a glimpse at Ariana DeBose, Sofia Carson, Ana de Armas, and Stephanie Hsu's images, who are all evolving to define their own style and being quite experimental with trends. Ashley Graham wearing custom Alberta Ferretti, Vanessa Hudgens in vintage Chanel, and Laverne Cox held down the outfit reporting for E! Vera Wang Haute's custom made gown. Of course, we gathered every designer detail from the evening's best dressed in a single location for your scrolling pleasure.

Lady Gaga fans: the pop star is, sadly, not performing her nominated single at the 2023 Oscars. "Hold My Hand," Gaga, who is up for best original song this year, is likely to appear on "Top Gun: Maverick" later this year. But on March 8, Oscars executive producer and showrunner Glenn Weiss announced that she would not be blessing the stage with her vocals — and there is a plausible explanation for why. "We have a great rapport with Lady Gaga and her camp. "She's right now shooting a movie," she said during a creative team press conference, per Variety. "We're honoring the film business and what it takes to make a film," says the producer after a back-and-forth. . . It didn't appear that she could give us a performance to the degree that we're used to seeing her and that she's used to. So, she is not going to be on the show" anymore.

The Oscars are coming, and we'll soon know which outstanding actors, writers, editors, crew members, and films will be honoured with Hollywood's highest accolades. Those who have spent months debating the films have speculated who will be among the elite club of Academy Award winners. Brendan Fraser, Barry Keoghan, and Stephanie Hsu were among the first-timers in the acting categories this year. For the first time, 16 of the 20 acting nominees received the nomination. Some, like Paul Mescal, have said they aren't going to win (he even told the Evening Standard in February that he is rooting for Colin Farrell instead). Meanwhile, Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Jamie Lee Curtis were all nominated for the main cast of "Everywhere All at Once," according to Hsu's director, with Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis joining Hsu in the acting categories. There are 11 nominations in total, and now that the Oscar precursor awards are out, it's in a prime position to have a memorable night at the award show.

Prosecutors and philanthropists jumped at the chance to get their hands on original props, costumes, and set pieces from the hit film Everything Everywhere At Once. A24, a film distributor, and a entertainment company, organized a weeklong auction, with the intention of donating 100% of the proceeds to charities in need. After tallying the numbers, the auction netted a whopping $555,725 for three charities chosen by the films' writers and directors, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (known as Daniels). According to NPR, the Asian Mental Health Project, the Transgender Law Center, and the Laundry Workers Center are among the recipients of the funds raised. The film tells the tale of a Chinese-American immigrant family led by middle-aged matriarch Evelyn (Michelle Yeoh), who simultaneously fights a tax investigation of their struggling laundromat and a mighty being determined on destroying the multiverse.

At the 2023 Film Independent Spirit Awards on Saturday, Stephanie Hsu was the picture of elegance. As she arrived on the red carpet ahead of winning Best Breakthrough Performance, the Everything Everywhere All at Once actress, 32, stunned in a black dress with large white off-the-shoulder sleeves. She received the Academy Award for her role as Joy Wang/Jobu Tupaki in the Academy Award-nominated film, which was also her first-ever individual award.'

On Saturday, March 4, the 2023 Independent Spirit Awards were hosted on the sandy shores off the historic Santa Monica pier, and Ke Huy Quan received the first major award for Best Supporting Achievement. The actor, 51, was the recipient of the award for his role as Waymond Wang in the science fiction film Almost Everywhere At Once. The Goons slander, who wept tears during a emotional speech after winning the SAG title earlier this month, throned the Spirit Award in front of the celebrity guests.

It's now safe to say that Ke Huy Quan will no longer have to worry about keeping his health insurance through SAG anytime soon, after his lauded appearance in Everything Everywhere All At Once. During an appearance on The Late Late Show With James Corden, the actor revealed his inactivity as a performer, which may have resulted in him losing his health insurance due in large part to the COVID-19 pandemic. He confessed to how worried he was when he learned that the shooting for Everything Everywhere, At Once, was postponed for eight months, despite Corden's discussion. And then, when filming was complete, Quan faced the challenge of finding another acting gig, because studios were still not operating fully due to all the new health laws and regulations. During the pandemic, the actor shared how he was doing well and 'at home trying to stay safe like everyone else.'

The Best Ensemble in a Drama Series at the Fairmont Century Plaza on Sunday evening scooped the prize for the Best Ensemble in a Drama Series at the Screen Actor Guild Awards. As they experienced a wild night at the premiere, The White Lotus cast decided to celebrate their triumph in style after bagging the award. Leo Woodall, who plays Jack in the series, couldn't take his hands off his co-star Theo James as he planted a kiss on his cheek before receiving one back.

On the Screen Actors Guild Awards red carpet in Los Angeles on Sunday, Michelle Williams looked chic. The 42-year-old actress wore a sleeveless black dress with straps that ended in a bow on her chest.

The Academy has a long way to go. The 2023 Oscar nominations, which were revealed on Jan. 24, revealed that the Academy failed to nominate a single woman for best director, which was one of the show's biggest snubs to date. Despite talented female filmmakers like Charlotte Wells ("Aftersun"), Sarah Polley ("Women Talking"), and Gina Prince-Bythewood ("The Woman King") wishing to receive their deserved recognition, all five nominations ended up going to male directors. Steven Spielberg ("The Fabelmen"), Todd Field ("Tár"), Martin McDonagh ("The Banshees of Inisherin"), Ruben stlund ("Triangle of Sadness"), and Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert ("Everything Everywhere At Once") are among the official list of nominees for best director.